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- North Tonawanda NY Evening News - 7/17/1939
Please note the left side was not copied
beautiful wedding was solemnized Saturday afternoon
'clock in the Redeemer Lutheran church, Falconer and
pson streets, when Miss Marguerite L. Kenyon, daugh-
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Kenyon of 280 Bryant street,
ie the bride of LeGrand G. Siefke, son of Mr. and
George Siefke of 654 Niagara Falls boulevard, the
I. G. Kleiner performing the ceremony. The church
ecorated with palms and baskets of hydrangeas, gypsomd
baby breath. On the altar were sets of white canas.
bride, given in marriage by
her, wore a gown of white
larquisette trimmed with
dared moire sleeves. Her
ip veil of silk net was
d with an orange blossomshead
band. She wore white
i and carried a shower
st of white roses, baby
and gypsophila.
Oscar Muck, matron of
wore a blue net marquijown
with matching aces.
She wore a half brim-
'rench velvet hat with pink
ed design and carried a
il bouquet.
i Violet Strassburg was
maid, wearing peach silk
isette, with matching accesand
she carried a colonial
Bt.
iond Kenyon, Jr., brother to
ide, was the groom's best
Ushers were Edward Kolbe
iscar Muck. Mrs. Alexander
played the organ and Jack
nd sang, Where Thou Goest,
i Perfect Love.
. Kenyon, the bride's mother,
a blue flowered chiffon
with white accessories and
a shoulder corsage of pink
Mrs. Siefke, tho groom's
r, wore green printed chiffon
white accessories and a
ler corsage of pink roses,
bride's grandmother, Mrs.
?s Wilke, was attired in a
crepe dress and wore a
ler corsage.
redding supper was held at
i Tea Room with thirty-five
present. the tables were
decorated in a blue and white
color scheme. The bride's table,
with covers laid for twelve, was
adorned with tall white tapers and
white lilies, and centered with a
tiered wedding cake adorned with
a miniature bride and groom.
Later, a reception was held at
the bride's home, which was decorated
with baskets of cut flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. Siefke have left
for a wedding trip to the Adirondack
mountains and when they return
will make their home at 146
Bryant street.
Pre-nuptial showers were given
by Mrs. George Siefke, Miss Mildred
Primeau and Mrs Francis
Primeau, Mrs. Kenneth Hemmerling
and Mrs. Albert Weigand,
Miss Violet Strassburg, Mrs. Oscar
Muck and Mrs. Lyn Griffon,
and Mrs. Dale Luther.
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